Eight-year-old Conall Harvey along with his parents paid a visit to the Tyrone dressing room shortly before Sunday's All-Ireland final.
Conall, who was diagnosed with leukemia via sepsis shock in 2015, was presented a signed Tyrone jersey by manager Mickey Harte.
Despite losing both of his legs along with the fingers of his right hand to the illness, Conall - who hails from Delaware - still plays Gaelic football.
The trip to the All-Ireland final was organised by Club Tyrone New York.
Conall also made an appearance on Saturday night's Up For The Match.
Brave young GAA player Conall Harvey, who was diagnosed with leukaemia via sepsis shock, has flown all the way from Philadelphia to support Tyrone in tomorrow's All Ireland Final thanks to Club Tyrone🏆#UpfortheMatch pic.twitter.com/3naTdyvTwi
— RTÉ One (@RTEOne) September 1, 2018
